Hi ! I'm Pablo, from GEEZAR Soluciones SL, nice to meet you. We have a question: Our project is about monitoring air conditions on vegetables and fruit transport, including temperature, humidity, GPS, and Ethilene. The data is sent via GPRS. In our first project proposal for Finodex, we assumed we were going to use this Fiware schema Orion Context Broker, IoT, Cosmos, Wirecloud, CEP, and OpenStreetMaps as OpenData after the Fiware developers week I attended last week in Madrid, I met Francisco Romero (big data expert) and talked about this schema with him The result of that conversation was this new schema Orion Context Broker, Cygnus subscribed to Orion and historical data to a MySQL. Also using OpenStreetMaps. ¿and... CEP? Because, perhaps, we can make our sensors speak JSON and comunicate directly with the Context Broker, so we dont need IoT Wirecloud is useful, but we just need to view a route in a map and some graphics, not really need Wirecloud. Cygnus would be subscribed to Orion and injecting data to a MySQL database where we save our data. Since we dont really need very deep data (just about 1 month of deep), we can asume, we dont use Big Data, and our problem is solved with a regular MySQL database CEP could be used to set the alarms when some context data is over a limit We would be very pleased to know your opinion about this new schema. So, the fact is that our schema has changed and we need to know if that supposes a problem in terms of the Finodex evaluation Because I now know what I need, but is different than what we said before Thank you very much regards, [GEEZAR Soluciones SL] Pablo Estrada León GEEZAR Soluciones SL <http://www.geezar.es> BLOG GEEZAR <http://geezar.blogspot.es/> CEEI C/María de Luna 11, Nave 2, abajo derecha 50018 Zaragoza Teléfono: 976-960852 E-mail: info at geezar.es -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://lists.fiware.org/private/fiware-finodex-coaching/attachments/20150320/8395a6d5/attachment.html>
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